Fabio Quartararo is the man to beat at the moment as the French dominated again at Jerez de la Frontera winning a solitary race where his leadership was never in doubt. Petronas Yamaha SRT started from first and never left his lead, while behind him we had a lot of big twists.

Valentino Rossi and Maverick Vinales fought at the start for 2^nd, but it was Francesco Bagnaia the fastest guy on track together with Fabio Quartararo and Pramac Ducati rider did not have any problem on jumping into 2^nd position, while Franco Morbidelli put himself in 4^th overtaking Maverick Vinales.

Bagnaia started to create a consistent gap then on Rossi, Morbidelli and Vinales, but when he had a comfortable margin, the Italian suffered an engine failure which forced him to stop. A real shame for 2018 Moto2 World Champion who was taking  his first MotoGP podium.

Just before Bagnaia’s problem, Franco Morbidelli had to retire for the same reason giving up his chances to be on the podium, while Jack Miller crashed while fighting for top 3. That meant Valentino Rossi and Maverick Vinales almost on the podium, but it was still to decide the order.

The Spaniard stayed behind the Italian until 2 laps to go despite he tried some overtakes, but in the final stages of the race he made the decisive move to take the 2^nd position, not giving any chance to his teammate to replicate.

We had to 3 Yamahas on the podium, with Valentino Rossi who came back into top 3 after 2019 Americas GP. Fabio Quartararo made 2 out of 2, while Maverick Vinales got another 2^nd place conquering important points for the championship.

Takaaki Nakagami ended in 4^th ahead of Joan Mir, with Andrea Dovizioso 6^th and Pol Espargaro 7^th. Alex Marquez ended in 8^th, Johann Zarco 9^th and Alex Rins 10^th. Tito Rabat 11^th, Bradley Smith 12^th and Cal Crutchlow 13^th. Misfortune for Miguel Oliveira who crashed at the start being involved in a contact with Brad Binder, who stayed up but crashed later. Danilo Petrucci and Aleix Espargaro crashed as well during the race.